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PRODUCT REFERENCE LIST Pandrol QTrack® 2020 Year Network Project Product Type Elec Type Track Load 2001 FR RATP Paris QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2003 FR RATP Paris: Line T1 - Extension QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2004 FR RATP Paris: Place de la Liberté QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2004 GR TRAMSA Athens: Athens Tramway QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 100 kN 2005 BE MIVB/STIB Brussels: Quai des Usines QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 100 kN 2005 FR RATP Paris: Tramway des QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Maréchaux Sud 2006 BE MIVB/STIB Brussels: Marius Renard QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 100 kN 2006 De Lijn Gent: Martelarenlaan - QT-62R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN Spaelaan 2006 ES Metro de Madrid: Depot Hortaleza 1 QT-54E1-SP-S-05 Metro 155 kN Madrid 2006 Tranvía Madrid: Tramway Parla QT-60R-HP-S-08 Tramway 120 kN Parla 2006 FR RATP Paris: Renovation T1 QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2006 PT STCP Porto: Praça da Liberdade QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 100 kN 2006 AR Subterráne Buenos Aires: Crossings QT-54E1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN os 2007 BE MIVB/STIB Brussels: Chaussée de QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Bruxelles 2007 De Lijn Gent: Industrieweg QT-62R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN 2007 ES GTP-FGV Alicante: Tram Section QT-67R-HP-S-02 Convention 160 kN Benidorm - Villajoyosa al Train 2007 TMB Barcelona: Depot Line 9 QT-54E1-SP-S-05 Metro 135 kN (Viaducte) 2007 Tranvía Murcia: Tram. Experimental QT-60R-HP-S-08 Tramway 120 kN Murcia Phase 2007 FR RATP Paris: Renovation T1 QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2007 IT GTT Torino: Via Rossini - via QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN Verdi & Particolari 2007 PT REFER Lisbon: Tunel Do Rossio QT-60E-1/20-HP-R- Convention 225 kN 01* al Train 2007 QT-60E-1/20-XP-R-02 Convention 225 kN al Train 2007 GR TRAMSA Athens: Voula Extension QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN (Line S3) 2007 DO Metro Santo Domingo: Depot Line QT-54E1-SP-S Metro 160 kN Santo 1 Domingo 2020 © Pandrol 2020 1 of 7 Pandrol QTrack® 2007 IR Irish Rail Portlaoise: Depot QT-54E1-1/20-HP-R- Convention 225 kN 08* al Train 2007 NL HTM The Hague: Zoetemeerse QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN rijweg 2007 PL ZDiT Kracow: Pcozta - Gertrudy QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Cracow 2007 MPK Lodz Lodz: Mickiewicza and QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Wolczanska str crossing 2008 BE MIVB/STIB Brussels: Nicolas Doyen QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN 2008 De Lijn Gent: overweg Lange QT-62R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN Velden 2008 Hasselt: Herinrichting QT-60E-1/20-HP-R- Tramway 120 kN station 01* 2008 ES GTP-FGV Alicante: Tram Line 2 QT-67R-HP-S-02 Tramway 120 kN 2008 TMB Barcelona: Depot Line 9 QT-54E1-SP-S-05 Metro 135 kN (Viaducte) 2008 FR RATP Paris: Line T2 Issy-les- QT-55G2-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Moulineaux - Porte de Versailles 2008 LEA Lyon: Line T4 QT-55G2-HP-S Tramway 130 kN 2008 NO Bybanen Bergen: Bybanen Bergen QT-60R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN LRT 2008 PT Metro do Porto: Extension Line QT-50E6-HP-R Tramway 130 kN Porto Guifões 2008 Porto: Depot QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 130 kN 2008 TR Istanbul Istanbul: Istanbul Ulasim QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN Ulasim Cemberlitas & Haiga Sofia 2008 PL ZDiT Kracow: Starowislna street QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Cracow 2008 MPK Lodz Lodz: Kilingskiego str. QT-49E1-HP-R Tramway 120 kN 2009 HU BKV Budapest: Mester utca, QT-49E1-HP-R -L Tramway 130 kN artificial grass track 2009 SZKT Szeged: Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S -L Tramway 150 kN 2009 BE De Lijn Hasselt: Herinrichting QT-60E-1/20-HP-R- Tramway 120 kN station 01* 2009 Gent: Clarissenstraat QT-62R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN 2009 ES Tranvía Murcia: Tram Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S-35 Tramway 120 kN Murcia 2009 F. Málaga: Metro Line 1. QT-60R-HP-S-08 Tramway 120 kN Andaluces Section Dr. Domínguez - Cocheras 2009 NO Bybanen Bergen: Bybanen Bergen QT-60R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN LRT 2009 PT STCP Porto: Sta Catarina, Passo QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 100 kN Manuel and Rua de Ceuta 2009 PL MPK Wroclaw: Osobowicka Str. QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Wroclaw 2020 © Pandrol 2020 2 of 7 Pandrol QTrack® 2009 DE VBK Karlsruhe: Kaiserstrasse QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN Kronenplatz - Durlacher 2009 UK Blackpool Blackpool: Tramway - QT-60R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN Normal Line 2010 ES Metro de Madrid: Renovation Line 2. QT-54E1-1/20-XP-R -L Metro 135 kN Madrid Section Retiro - Banco de España 2010 HU SZKT Szeged: Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S -L Tramway 150 kN 2010 BE De Lijn Gent: stationsomgeving QT-62R-HP-R Tramway 120 kN Gent Sint Pieters 2010 GTP-FGV Alicante: Tram Line 1. QT-67R-HP-S-02 Tramway 120 kN Section Finca - Adoc 2010 F. Sevilla: Alcalá de Guadaira QT-60R-XP-R-06 Tramway 120 kN Andaluces - Malasmañanas roundabout 2010 Tranvía Zaragoza: Tram Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S-36 Tramway 120 kN Zaragoza 2010 IT ATM Milano: Tramway Via QT-62R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN Porpora 2010 ANM Napoli: 3rd rail Test Track QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 130 kN with Tramwave 2010 PT Metro do Porto: Linha de Gondomar QT-55G1-HP-S Tramway 130 kN Porto (crossings) 2010 PL NG Białystok: Czarna QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Foundatio Białostocka n 2010 UK Blackpool Blackpool: Tramway - QT-60R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN Normal Line 2011 BKV Budapest: Gellert rakpart - QT-60R-SP-S-17 -L Tramway 150 kN Line 18 2011 SZKT Szeged: Line 1 QT-60R-SP-S-17 -L Tramway 150 kN 2011 US HRT Houston: Southeast QT-115RE-XP-R-Strip- -H Tramway 130 kN corridor 16 2011 BE De Lijn Gent: Botermarkt QT-62R-HP-R-Strip-12 Tramway 120 kN 2011 ES F. Málaga: Metro Line 1. QT-60R-HP-S-08 Tramway 120 kN Andaluces Section Dr. Domínguez - Cocheras 2011 Tranvía Zaragoza: Tram Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S-36 Tramway 120 kN Zaragoza 2011 HU MAV Budapest: Csepeli Crossing QT-57R1-HP-S-02 Convention 225 kN al Train 2011 IT GTT Torino: Tramway Corso - QT-60R-HP-R-12 Tramway 130 kN Regina 2011 ATM Milano: Tramway Precotto QT-60R-HP-R-21 Tramway 130 kN 2011 NO Bybanen Bergen: Bybanen Bergen QT-60R-XP-R-06 Tramway 120 kN LRT 2011 PL MPK Wroclaw: Kozanow QT-60R-XP-R-06 Tramway 120 kN Wroclaw 2020 © Pandrol 2020 3 of 7 Pandrol QTrack® 2011 Warsaw Warsaw: Modernisation of QT-60R-HP-S Tramway 120 kN Trams Zieleniecka and Tarwoga streets 2011 UK Blackpool Blackpool: Tramway - QT-60R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN Normal Line 2012 ES ADIF Barcelona: High Speed QT-60E1-1/20-HP-R- -M Convention 225 kN Line. San Andrés tunnels 45mm-06 al Train 2012 FGC L'Hospitalet: Track QT-54E1-1/20-HP-R- -L Metro 160 kN renovation in Av. Carrilet 08* station 2012 TR TCDD Istanbul: Marmaray BC1 QT-60E-1/40-HP-R- -L Convention 225 kN 15* al Train 2012 SE SL Stockholm: Ulvsunda QT-60R-SP-R-14 -L Tramway 130 kN 2012 BE De Lijn Gent: Neuseplein QT-62R-XP-R-Strip-01 Tramway 120 kN 2012 Tranvía Zaragoza: Tram Line 1 QT-60R-HP-S-36 Tramway 120 kN Zaragoza 2012 HU MAV Budapest: Csepeli Crossing QT-57R1-HP-S-02 Convention 225 kN al Train 2012 IT ATAC Roma: Piazza Torre QT-62R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN ROMA Argentina - Piazza Venezia 2012 NO Bybanen Bergen: Bybanen Bergen QT-60R-XP-R-06 Tramway 120 kN LRT 2012 PL MPK Poznan: Grunwaldzka QT-49E1-SP-R-Strip- Tramway 120 kN Poznan street 15 2013 HU BKV Budapest: Fehérvári út - QT-60R-SP-R-14 -L Tramway 150 kN Line 18 2013 SE SL Stockholm: Ulvsunda QT-60R-SP-R-14 -L Tramway 130 kN 2013 BE TEC Charleroi - Anderlues QT-60R-HP-R-21 Tramway 150 kN 2013 De Lijn Oostende: QT-62R-XP-R-Strip-01 Tramway 120 kN Goedewindhelling 2013 ES FEVE León: Integración de FEVE QT-54E1-HP-R-24 Tramway 130 kN en el T.M. de León 2013 IT ATM Milano: Tramway Ingre - QT-62R-HP-R-Strip-12 Tramway 130 kN Garibaldi 2013 ATAC Roma: Prol. Piazza Torre QT-62R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN ROMA Argentina - Piazza Venezia 2013 TR TCDD Istanbul: Marmaray CR3. QT-49E1-SP-R-Strip- Convention 225 kN Depot Halkali & Gebze 15 al Train 2013 PL Katowice Katowice: Obroncow QT-60R-XP-S-09 Tramway 120 kN Westerplatte street 2013 Grudziadz Grudziadz: Toruńska str QT-60R-XP-S-37 Tramway 120 kN 2013 DK Metro Copenhague: Cityringen QT-54E1-HP-R-1/20- Metro 160 kN Copenhag Project - Tunnel flood gates 08* en 2013 TW KMRT Kaohsiung: LRT Kaohsiung QT-55G2-XP-R-Strip- Tramway 130 kN 33 2013 UA Etihad Rail Etihad Rail stage 1: Shah- QT-60E-1/40-HP-R- Freight 325 kN E Habshan-Rawais project 15* Heavy rail depot 2020 © Pandrol 2020 4 of 7 Pandrol QTrack® 2014 BE De Lijn Gent: Verlenging tramlijn QT-62R-HP-R-Strip-12 Tramway 120 kN 21/22 tot Zwijnaarde 2014 FR TCL Lyon: Line T3 - Grand QT-55G2-XP-R-Strip- Tramway 120 kN Stade 33 2014 IT ATM Milano: Tranvia via QT-62R-SP-R-14 Tramway 130 kN Domodossola - Sovrappasso galleria Ferrovienord 2014 TR Konya Konya: Konya Tram Project QT-60R-SP-S-17 Tramway 130 kN Tram 2014 PL ZDiT Kracow: Rondo Mogilskie - QT-49E1-XP-R-Strip- Tramway 120 kN Cracow Nowa Huta 16 2014 Katowice Katowice: Obroncow QT-60R-XP-S-09 Tramway 120 kN Westerplatte street 2014 Grudziadz Grudziadz: Toruńska street QT-60R-XP-S-37 Tramway 120 kN 2014 TW KMRT Kaohsiung: LRT Kaohsiung QT-55G2-XP-R-Strip- Tramway 130 kN 33 2014 TH MRT Bangkok: Green Line QT-60E-HP-R-22* Metro 160 kN 2015 BE De Lijn Gent: Verlenging tramlijn QT-62R-HP-R-Strip-12 Tramway 120 kN 21/22 tot Zwijnaarde 2015 TR Konya Konya: Konya Tram Project QT-60R-SP-S-17 Tramway 130 kN Tram 2015 TW KMRT Kaohsiung: LRT Kaohsiung QT-55G2-XP-R-Strip- Tramway 130 kN 33 2015 TH MRT Bangkok: Blue Line QT-60E-HP-R-22* Metro 160 kN 2015 Bangkok: Purple Line QT-60E-HP-R-22* Metro 160 kN 2015 CL Metro de Santiago de Chile: Depot QT-60E-HP-R-22* Metro 160 kN Santiago Lines 3 and 6 2016 IN DMRC Delhi: CT21 project QT-60E-1/20-HP-R- -L Metro 160 kN 50* 2016 Danhai Taipei: Tamhai LRT Phase QT-55G2-HP-R-Strip- -L Tramway 130 kN LRT 1 32 2016 AU Sydney Sydney: CBD and South QT-55G2-XP-R-Strip- -M Tramway 130 kN Light Rail East Light Rail 33 2016 CN Donghu Wuhan: Eastlake project.
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